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Identity Politics VS Real World Tragedies · The Rogue Recap with Lynda

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Speaker 1: Well, what is up everybody? Welcome to episode three of
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Speaker 1: the Rogue Recap, And surprise, everybody is still really terrible
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Speaker 1: in Congress and doing a pretty terrible job, some more
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Speaker 1: than others, like ilhan Omar thinks she might be my
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Speaker 1: least favorite person in Congress. But if this is your
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Speaker 1: first time joining the Rogue Recap, I am Linda McLachlan,
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Speaker 1: and I am here to cover all the stories you
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Speaker 1: don't hear anywhere else, like the ones we're about to
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Speaker 1: get into today. And I really am a little bit
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Speaker 1: confused on why the news, the mainstream media and local
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Speaker 1: news for that matter, is allowed to not cover some
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Speaker 1: of the things we're gonna go over today. And I
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Speaker 1: just feel like there is this theme that life is
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Speaker 1: really cheap. It's just cheap, and I think part of
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Speaker 1: the problem problem is there's no value given from go right.
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Speaker 1: Here in America, we have a welfare system. And if
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Speaker 1: you've ever seen the movie Cinderellaman with Russell Crowe, he
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Speaker 1: does this awesome role. It's a true story of a
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Speaker 1: boxer from Jersey talks about how he went on hard
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Speaker 1: times during the depression and the crash at the stock
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Speaker 1: market in twenty nine and so on and so forth,
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Speaker 1: and he talks about how he was able to depend
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Speaker 1: on the government and he was able to get funding
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Speaker 1: and pay for milk for his kids, and when he
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Speaker 1: got back on his feet, he repaid it. But now
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Speaker 1: we don't have that. We have people having children because
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Speaker 1: the more children you have, the more money you get
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Speaker 1: out of the welfare system. And it's really sick, it's gross.
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Speaker 1: And what happens is you have a lot of kids
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Speaker 1: with parents who don't really care about them because they're
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Speaker 1: stuck in this cycle of government dependency, which is what
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Speaker 1: democrats want, because the more people that depend on the government,
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Speaker 1: the more people that are going to vote the Democrats
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Speaker 1: that vote for big government, and so on and so forth.
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Speaker 1: I wonder, sometimes you have all this advancement in technology
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Speaker 1: and information, and yet we just seem so weak, uninformed, misinformed,
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Speaker 1: and lethargic. People just don't want to work. They don't
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Speaker 1: want to get up, they don't want to work, they
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Speaker 1: don't want to go out the simplest of things. You know,
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Speaker 1: I have four kids, and my youngest is nine. He
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Speaker 1: loves video games, and I don't mind him playing video games.
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Speaker 1: It's fine, but it can't be all the time. Our
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Speaker 1: kids are all in sports, they play piano, and they sing,
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Speaker 1: and they're in student government and all the things. And
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Speaker 1: my husband and I are very involved, you know, in
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Speaker 1: their lives, and I just think that that is what
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Speaker 1: molds children. You have to be present. I also think
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Speaker 1: strong faith is very important, you know, and having that
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Speaker 1: in your life, and praying before you eat and thanking
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Speaker 1: God for what you have no matter how hard times
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Speaker 1: may be, Trust me, they can always be harder. And
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Speaker 1: I think many of us have been there. But there
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Speaker 1: is an overarching theme in my opinion, in America right
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Speaker 1: now where none of these sort of foundational strengths are
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Speaker 1: found anymore. They're just they're gone. It's creating this reckless behavior,
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Speaker 1: this wanton behavior of we can do whatever we want,
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Speaker 1: whenever we want. We don't give a rip, nobody's going
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Speaker 1: to hold us accountable and piss off, right, And to
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Speaker 1: some degree, I guess that's true because we've completely and
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Speaker 1: totally villainized the police department. We've completely and totally villainized
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Speaker 1: volunteer firefighters, and we've completely and totally taken all of
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Speaker 1: their funding so they can't even do what they're supposed
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Speaker 1: to do. And then we've got these lunatic judges that
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Speaker 1: are releasing rapists and murderers and people who rob people
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Speaker 1: at gunpoint, and carjackers and all these things. Just no bail,
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Speaker 1: Just go ahead, don't do it again. What we're attacking
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Speaker 1: police officers. I mean, my god, I don't know about you. Guys.
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Speaker 1: When I was growing up, used to yes or no, sir,
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Speaker 1: and you kept it moving, you know, you just tried
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Speaker 1: your best not to even ever get in trouble. These
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Speaker 1: people are not only getting in trouble, they are looking
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Speaker 1: for trouble. They are going and attacking police officers in
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Speaker 1: Times Square here in New York City. They're attacking police
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Speaker 1: officers when they get pulled over, and instead of just
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Speaker 1: obeying what the officer says, they talk back, they don't
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Speaker 1: give them the documents they're looking for. They take a
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Speaker 1: swing at the officer. Thank god for body cameras, you know,
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Speaker 1: because everybody put body cameras on thinking that they were
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Speaker 1: going to get all these police officers in trouble. And
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Speaker 1: what it's actually doing is it's showing how completely and
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Speaker 1: totally insane people are, whether you're pulling them over for
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Speaker 1: a traffic stop or because you know you saw something
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Speaker 1: wrong with you know, with their registration or their license
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Speaker 1: plate or whatever. People just lose their minds say whatever
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Speaker 1: the hell they're thinking, Like they don't give any they
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Speaker 1: don't even give it a second thought to the fact
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Speaker 1: that you are speaking to a police officer. Do you
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Speaker 1: have a gun in the car? Have you been drinking tonight?
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Speaker 1: Or are you using drugs? And it's like you don't have
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Speaker 1: the right to ask me that. Actually he does. But
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Speaker 1: I think this all comes from this sort of left
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Speaker 1: wing lunacy, right, like they've empowered this psychosis that's completely
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Speaker 1: just it's run rampant throughout the country. I don't know
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Speaker 1: what is going on. People who have no money have
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Speaker 1: iPhones and tattoos up and down their body and they're
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Speaker 1: able to hang out all day and they don't have
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Speaker 1: a job. I'm like, well, I have so many questions
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Speaker 1: for you, because tattoos are really expensive, and iPhones are
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Speaker 1: really expensive, and Jordan's are really expensive, and you're not working,
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Speaker 1: You're home all day. You got plenty of time to
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Speaker 1: talk trash on you know, Snapchat or x or wherever
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Speaker 1: you're at doing your social media, but you don't have
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Speaker 1: time to get a job. I don't know. There's just
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Speaker 1: so much wrong with so much. And then on top
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Speaker 1: of it all, there's all these stories, which is where
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Speaker 1: I started today, that are just not being covered. And
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Speaker 1: then there are people elected officials who are out there
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Speaker 1: saying the most outrageous and ridiculous things to the point
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Speaker 1: that I'm like, what in God's great name? And they
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Speaker 1: go unchecked, they go completely unchecked. There's nobody saying, hey, yeah,
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Speaker 1: that's utter and total nonsense. You can just shut up now,
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Speaker 1: In fact, please shut up forever. One of these people
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Speaker 1: is Congresswoman ilhan Omar. Now, I want to be very
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Speaker 1: honest with you. I despise ilhan Omar. I think she
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Speaker 1: is a liar. I think she bought votes. I think
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Speaker 1: that she is everything that America is not soup to nuts.
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Speaker 1: And when you hear her speak, she doesn't say how
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Speaker 1: much she loves this country and how it has afforded
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Speaker 1: her and her family a place to live that is safe.
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Speaker 1: She says, I miss Somalia. My first love is Somalia.
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Speaker 1: But the problem is that you guys are in Somalia,
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Speaker 1: you're in America. You know that there's assimilation there, and
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Speaker 1: then there's invasion, and I think in many parts of
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Speaker 1: this country we are being invaded. I digress, So let's
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Speaker 1: talk about ilhan Omar and how awful she is. Ilhan
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Speaker 1: Omar came out this weekend and said the following, I
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Speaker 1: want you to take a lesson and then we'll come
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Speaker 1: back on the other side and talk about it.
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Speaker 2: I would say our country should be more fearful of
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Speaker 2: white men across our country because they are actually causing
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Speaker 2: most of the deaths within this country. We should be profiling, monitoring,
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Speaker 2: and creating policies to fight the radicalization of white men.
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Speaker 1: Uh huh, let's talk about that for a minute. She
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Speaker 1: just said that one race and one gender was responsible
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Speaker 1: for the majority of deaths in America. Then she said
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Speaker 1: that we should monitor and profile them. The last time
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Speaker 1: I checked, the words monitor and profile were considered racist
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Speaker 1: and invasive and a complete and total offense to our
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Speaker 1: rights and our freedoms as Americans. And I think if
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Speaker 1: we said that about any other color or religion, we
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Speaker 1: would be called every name the book. You know her
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Speaker 1: as a Muslim woman. I'm sure if we said, well,
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Speaker 1: you know you're a Muslim, and you know radical Islam
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Speaker 1: causes a lot of problems, and women in radical Islam
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Speaker 1: are also known to commit horrible and terrible terroristic atrocities.
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Speaker 1: So you know, we think that we should definitely monitor
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Speaker 1: these things. Nobody would ever in a million years allow.
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Speaker 1: First of all, you couldn't say it. Second of all,
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Speaker 1: if you did say something so outrageous, the left would
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Speaker 1: go completely berserk. But this woman sat on a Sunday
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Speaker 1: news show intact an entire race, an entire group of individuals,
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Speaker 1: and when completely unchecked, the host says nothing. He doesn't react,
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Speaker 1: he doesn't say, well, why do you think that, Ilhan,
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Speaker 1: What is the source of this claim? What information and
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Speaker 1: credibility do you have to back up such a statement. No,
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Speaker 1: none of that happens because they don't care. They don't
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Speaker 1: care because they are attacking people and they're on the left,
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Speaker 1: and that's what they do. So I thought we would
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Speaker 1: take a look at just some of the most heinous
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Speaker 1: crimes and deaths that have happened in the last few
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Speaker 1: weeks and look at who committed those crimes, and then
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Speaker 1: think about what Ilhan Omer said. Right, let's just look
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Speaker 1: at the news news that no one else is covering,
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Speaker 1: and talk about it for a brief moment, so very sad.
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Speaker 1: Jessica Lockwood thirty nine years old from Pennsylvania, volunteer firefighter,
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Speaker 1: ambulance tech and a mother of two. She was found
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Speaker 1: burning Sunday morning. She had been shot. She had been
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Speaker 1: bludgeoned in the head. The perpetrator and attacker. His name
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Speaker 1: is Terence Ray. Jessica Lockwood is white. Terrence Ray is black,
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Speaker 1: So Terrence Ray is not a white radicalized man. Strike
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Speaker 1: one against ilhan Omar. But I would hazard a guests
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Speaker 1: and say that you have not heard of this case,
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Speaker 1: and you have not heard of Jessica Lockwood, and you
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Speaker 1: have no idea that the pain that her family is
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Speaker 1: going right now, and that was on May first, haven't
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Speaker 1: heard about it. May third, we have a man who
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Speaker 1: was arrested in the murder of a twenty two year
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Speaker 1: old woman in her home. Her name is Logan Federco.
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Speaker 1: She was murdered by Alexander DICKI Federco is a white
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Speaker 1: girl and Alexander Dicky is a black man. So again
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Speaker 1: not keeping with the narrative set by iljan Omar. This
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Speaker 1: happened in Columbia, South Carolina. They are investigating this. No coverage,
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Speaker 1: no marches, in the street. No burning down and looting
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Speaker 1: of stores. Nobody screaming justice for Federico. Just you know,
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Speaker 1: thinking out loud here. Just this past weekend we have
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Speaker 1: Gerson Fointees, an illegal alien. He pled guilty to raping
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Speaker 1: and impregnating a nine year old girl from Ohio nine.
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Speaker 1: This person raped a nine year old child. Gerson Fuentes
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Speaker 1: is not a radical lie white man. Yet again, another
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Speaker 1: strike against ilhan Omore. This past weekend, there was also
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Speaker 1: a rape of an eleven year old girl by another
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Speaker 1: illegal alien from Guatemala. This little girl lives in Iowa.
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Speaker 1: Eleven years old and raped by an illegal immigrant who
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Speaker 1: never should have been here. He is twenty. His name
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Speaker 1: is Wilson Irwin Alvarialdo are you kidding me? But ilhan
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Speaker 1: Omore doesn't care about him, right, We're not going to
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Speaker 1: talk about him because he's not a white radicalized man.
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Speaker 1: Got it okay? On May fourth, a seventeen year old
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Speaker 1: young man was in a parking lot on Sunday night.
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Speaker 1: He was shot and robbed by three other young men.
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Speaker 1: The young man that was robbed and shot was a
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Speaker 1: young white man. The three kids that shot him and
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Speaker 1: stole his wallet three young black men but again, haven't
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Speaker 1: heard about that anywhere. Nobody's reporting on it, no marches
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Speaker 1: in the street. On May second, we have three illegal
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Speaker 1: immigrants who kidnapped a mother and an infant from their
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Speaker 1: home Tuesday morning in North Carolina because they wanted to
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Speaker 1: hold them for ransom a million dollars. They wanted three
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Speaker 1: illegal immigrants, not three white American radicalized men. Three illegal immigrants,
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Speaker 1: one of which was a woman, by the way, So
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Speaker 1: that really goes against your theory. There il Hun On
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Speaker 1: April fourteenth, this might be the one case you did
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Speaker 1: hear about. Austin Metcalf was murdered by Carmelo Anthony. Here's
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Speaker 1: the interesting part. Austin is white, Carmelo was black, and
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Speaker 1: people all over the country raised hundreds of thousands of
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Speaker 1: dollars for the young black teen who murdered the young
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Speaker 1: white teen. Why because he was black? And then they
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Speaker 1: talked about how happy they were that he killed a
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Speaker 1: young white man. Why, why are you happy about that?
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Speaker 1: That hell is wrong with you. Then we have a
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Speaker 1: Norwegian tourist. She was brutally attacked by an Iraqi migrant
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Speaker 1: while she was in Italy. I realized that this is
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Speaker 1: an international story, but just want to show that this
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Speaker 1: radicalization of white men really is just not a thing,
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Speaker 1: even when we go outside of the country. The Iraqi
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Speaker 1: migrant raped her, broke her nose and is out. Because
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Speaker 1: that's the other thing, right, That's the other problem is
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Speaker 1: we let all the criminals out. They don't need to
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Speaker 1: be held. I have no idea what this nobail thing is,
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Speaker 1: even Kamala Harris was all for it. On April fifth,
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Speaker 1: thirty two year old Jacob Couch was sitting with his
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Speaker 1: wife at a bus stop. He and his wife were
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Speaker 1: mourning the loss of their stillborn son when a man
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Speaker 1: approached Jacob and his wife. He was attacked with a
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Speaker 1: hatchet by twenty five year old Daniel Michael. To be clear, Jacob,
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Speaker 1: the victim was white, the attacker, twenty five year old
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Speaker 1: Daniel Michael was black. Not hearing about this story anywhere?
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Speaker 1: Why Why is it so hard to talk about the
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Speaker 1: attacks of these horrible crimes that have happened to these
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Speaker 1: young white victims. I mean, these people are young. They're
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Speaker 1: all in their thirties, their twenties and their thirties. I mean,
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Speaker 1: it's heartbreaking and I'm not even naming everything. I'm just
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Speaker 1: naming the last couple of weeks and all of it is,
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Speaker 1: why aren't we covering it? I just feel like as
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Speaker 1: a nation, we have to be at a point where
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Speaker 1: we know murder is wrong. I mean, I'm pretty sure
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Speaker 1: that's a common theme. But instead we have a person
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Speaker 1: in Congress that's coming out and saying really dumb things
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Speaker 1: and really unfounded, unsourced things, and it just stirs up
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Speaker 1: more hatred. And this is the left agenda. They're always
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Speaker 1: stirring up hatred. And that's why when people say to me, oh,
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Speaker 1: you know, you shouldn't hate people. You know, we're all
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Speaker 1: God's children, I'm sorry. I hate a lot of people.
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Speaker 1: I think they're terrible. Actually I think they're really really bad.
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Speaker 1: And you know, it's like anything else. We're all God's children.
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Speaker 1: But I don't have to like all your kids. I
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Speaker 1: may not like what you're saying, and I may not
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Speaker 1: like what you're doing or whatever, but that doesn't give
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Speaker 1: me a right to kill you. That's why we have
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Speaker 1: a criminal justice system. But the problem is the criminal
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Speaker 1: justice system isn't working anymore. It's completely and totally politicized.
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Speaker 1: It's completely and totally weaponized. The wrong people are going
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Speaker 1: to jail, the wrong people are getting out of jail.
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Speaker 1: It's just a mess. And then you have other people
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Speaker 1: like this Jasmine Crockett, and she was out there and
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Speaker 1: she was talking, you know. The other day she was
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Speaker 1: at a college commencement. She was giving a speech, which
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Speaker 1: I just find so insulting. She really is just she's
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Speaker 1: like a walking cartoon. I mean, she's doing dancing skits
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Speaker 1: with her staffers, like, don't you have any work to do?
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Speaker 1: You have time to make videos of yourself dancing in
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Speaker 1: your office? What why? And then she goes out and
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Speaker 1: you know, she tells people to fight, and she curses
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Speaker 1: people out on the steps of Congress. But I guess
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Speaker 1: she can do that, right because we're paying for her car.
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Speaker 1: Her car payment is on you know, taxpayers dime. She's
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Speaker 1: got around the clock security now also in the taxpayers dime.
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Speaker 1: And she likes to make fun of people. She's really
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Speaker 1: into that. So not too long ago, she was making
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Speaker 1: fun of Governor Abbott because he's in a wheelchair. Actually
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Speaker 1: have that audio. I'm gonna play that for you really quick,
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Speaker 1: just as a reminder.
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Speaker 3: Because we in these hot ass tixas streets. Honey, y'all
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Speaker 3: know we got governor hot wheels down there, come on now,
16:51
Speaker 3: and the only thing hot about him is that he
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Speaker 3: is a hot ass mess honey. So so yes, yes, yes.
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Speaker 1: Here's the interesting thing. When she's making that comment, she
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Speaker 1: is standing in front of a human rights campaign background, Like,
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Speaker 1: so she's speaking at some event for human rights while
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Speaker 1: bashing someone who's in a wheelchair. I mean, the irony
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Speaker 1: is just you can't even make it up. Like you
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Speaker 1: see these things and you hear these things, and it's like,
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Speaker 1: this is real. This is not a Babylon be story.
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Speaker 1: This is not an onion story. It's real. These people
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Speaker 1: are saying these things in open form, and why are
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Speaker 1: they doing that? Because they can, because they can, because
17:35
Speaker 1: we allow it, because we allow it. And then today
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Speaker 1: she was traveling somewhere and this was in the New
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Speaker 1: York Post. My friend Katie sent this to me, and
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Speaker 1: I just was like, you know, like I read it
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Speaker 1: at first that I was like, come on. But supposedly
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Speaker 1: she's in the airport and she's cutting off passengers in wheelchairs.
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Speaker 1: She's flanked security on either side, she's cutting everyone in line,
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Speaker 1: and then she's making the disabled people in wheelchairs wait
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Speaker 1: so that she can board the plane. First, Why why
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Speaker 1: are you doing that? What could possibly make you think
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Speaker 1: that that's a good look and that's the right thing
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Speaker 1: to do. This is the kind of stuff that just
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Speaker 1: really you know, my father in law said this to
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Speaker 1: me the other day. He was like, you know, you
18:30
Speaker 1: should do a segment on what pissed me off today,
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Speaker 1: And I was like, man, that was a long list.
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Speaker 1: I'll tell you what I mean. Every single day there's
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Speaker 1: so many things it's almost impossible and narrowed down. And today,
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Speaker 1: I mean, I'm only talking about a few things as
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Speaker 1: far as like representatives. But you look at all of
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Speaker 1: those poor people who lost their lives. They weren't doing anything.
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Speaker 1: One guy is at a gas station, one guy is
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Speaker 1: sitting at a bus stop, One girl's in her house,
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Speaker 1: another woman is a volunteer firefighter. Why are they dead?
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Speaker 1: Why were they murdered? And why are we not talking
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Speaker 1: about it? This is the stuff that drives me nuts.
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Speaker 1: This is what pisses me off. And if I know
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Speaker 1: you my audience, I'm sure it gets under your skin too.
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Speaker 1: So I want to thank you for being here on
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Speaker 1: the road recap. Like I said, we're going to hit
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Speaker 1: the stories that nobody else is hitting. We're going to
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Speaker 1: talk about the things that nobody else is talking about,
19:26
Speaker 1: and we're going to do our best to bring it
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Speaker 1: to you every single day, because there really is so
19:31
Speaker 1: much news that there just is not enough time to
19:34
Speaker 1: get to. But before I let you go, I want
19:37
Speaker 1: to tell you one positive story if you don't mind,
19:40
Speaker 1: and this is a really really cool story. So there
19:42
Speaker 1: are these two young kids and they developed a pair
19:47
Speaker 1: of gloves so that when you sign right, when you're
19:50
Speaker 1: doing sign language, you are able to convert that sign
19:54
Speaker 1: language to speech or text so that you can communicate
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Speaker 1: with hearing people. There are two nineteen year old students.
20:01
Speaker 1: They're from the University of Washington. Their names are Thomas
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Speaker 1: Pryor and Navita Zode. Basically, people who are deaf or
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Speaker 1: hearing impaired can put these gloves on, use sign language,
20:14
Speaker 1: and then they're able to take that sign language with
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Speaker 1: these gloves and turn it into speech or text. I mean,
20:20
Speaker 1: what a phenomenal idea. Truly, If you are a person
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Speaker 1: who again is deaf or hearing impaired and you put
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Speaker 1: these gloves on, it enables you. Like let's say you
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Speaker 1: have a job somewhere and you're working with hearing people.
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Speaker 1: Just think about how much easier that's going to make
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Speaker 1: your life for people who don't know how to sign,
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Speaker 1: or maybe if you felt like you couldn't communicate with customers,
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Speaker 1: if you're in some sort of retail setting. It just
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Speaker 1: opens up so many doors. That's the kind of stuff
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Speaker 1: that's amazing. That's the technology that makes me feel like wow,
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Speaker 1: that's that's incredible, and it just makes you happy something
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Speaker 1: positive for once. So thanks for joining us. This says
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